Sentence examples for might be rooted from inspiring English sources
The players in Central Park theorized Knoblauch's problem might be rooted in personal problems.
They are receiving death threats for studying whether CFS might be rooted in the mind.The history of psychosomatic disorders is bumpy.
Some advantages might arise from fertile farmland or gifts of vast mineral resources; others might be rooted in the high education rates of their citizenry.
Fallon thought that the patient's symptoms might be rooted in an obsessional problem, and prescribed Prozac, at twenty milligrams a day.
The journal's fear of 'misinterpretation' might be rooted in the legitimate concerns of the publisher but is likely to rub off on the rest of the scientific community.
Machiavelli does indeed sometimes mean an entity which is separate from the prince, more permanent than him, and which might be rooted in the common good.
Texans might be rooting for Mr. Perry's marauding out West.
If I were on the left I might be rooting for that too.
The audience might be rooting for Trump, McMahon says, "but ninety-five per cent of them are idiots".
You might be rooting for the witches as they run amuck amuck amuck amuck, but they aren't even the heroes of their own movie — the heroes are 9-year-old Thora Birch and a talking cat!
She wonders if someone up there just might be rooting for her since she made it through to 22; and the endearing bewilderment with which she admits in one song "but I really don't know what I got to say" only serves to remind us that the blues emerge from inarticulate pain and grief.
